The major taxes imposed in Thailand are: Corporate income tax: Thai incorporated entities are generally subject to tax on their worldwide income, while foreign incorporated companies are subject to tax on income derived from carrying on business in Thailand or on certain categories of income paid from Thailand. The standard corporate tax rate...
The decision of the Full Federal Court of Australia in Chevron Australia Holdings Pty Ltd (CAHPL) v Commissioner of Taxation [2017] FCAFC 62, handed down on April 21, 2017, has drawn considerable interest and may influence the OECD in its development of the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) guidance for the application of the arm’s...
Given renewed government efforts to stimulate innovation-based industries, how can Thai institutions drive entrepreneurship among students?
Thailand’s educational system has a fairly well evolved curriculum, having gone through three major rounds of reform in recent decades, and it is generally regarded as sound. Analyses by UNESCO and others suggest that in terms of approach and theory, it is very much the same as the curricula utilised in Asian nations with highly successful...
In which specific areas of educational reform is the Ministry of Education (MoE) planning to focus its efforts in the short term?
In what ways are degree preferences among students at Thai universities and institutes currently being shaped by industry demand?
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